The Brookhaven leader., 1887-08-25
TOWN AND COUNTY ITEMS.

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90 to PowelPs'
rA. ia no room for " dark horse" fo
Floater this time.
Mrs. Hobbs and children are visiting
ro,atives in Clinton.
Cotton worms are reported in some
nortions Of the county.
Don't forget to save big lot OF hay
,or your stock this winter.
Highly perfumed olive soap % cents
hox ut Kohlman's.
spend your money with Powell where
little money buys most.
po,sa,ls stock is fresh and new. No
old musty groceries at Powelps.
Miss Nora Nevin has the Editors
.horks for q delicious treat of ice
cream.
C,srrRNs-A. Riggs & o.,9i7 Delord
street, near Dryades, New Orleans. Send
for price list.
Couparisons are odious 80, we will only
aay that tne Duoho nov" A''''''' ~ -
Arst-ciass school.
Read the catalogue of Buena Vista
Normal College and all others before de-
Gliding upon school.
DIR. and Mrs. J. o. Frilick are on visit
70 "Tanglewood, the home of Capt. VIM.
H Butler, of Lawrence.
Mr.. C. n. Harris, of the Brandon Dem
ocrat, was in town yesterday and paid
Tur LEADER welcome call.
Cant Chas. Scott, of Rosedale, Miss,
off.rs n fine lot of Yazoo Delta land for
sale on easy terms. See advertisement.
Cane mills and Evaporators 30 per cent.
cheaper than last season at j. r. Perkins
Hardware store. Call aud see samples.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Piker returned
Tuesday night to Starl vile, after a
pleasant visit to relatives and friends
here.
Our clever friend Isaacs has moved his
family back to Brookhaven to live and
they are now domiciled in the Maxwell
cottage.
That grand mass meeting that was
to assemble here last Saturday to revise
the work of the Convention failed to ma
terialze.
Mr.. Geo. Robertson, the old reliable
Fair River T. NJ, paid this office wei
come call Tuesday, accompanied by Mrs.
NJ. E. Ray, of Wesson.
Mr.. X. F.. Wilson, of Jackson, L. s. In
ternal Revenue Agent, was in town yes
terday on official business and paid this
Office pleasant cali
While you might read all sorts of an
nounccments would beg you to give n
moments thought my way and remember
Kohlnlan will not be undcrsold.
A sneak thief entered Mr.. Martin
Nulty's house last Wednesday night, hut
was discovered by Mr.. Nalty before he got
any booty and fired at az he ran away.
Judge Baggctt has placed this writer
under many obligations for two delicious
Bartlett pears, raised on the fruit farm of
his son-in-law MI Rose, at Santa Rosa,
Cal.
Two or three aspirants for legislative
honors held "mass meeting" by them
selves last Saturday after the convention
adjourned and resolved to so it alone re-
gardless.
II you intend buying grst mill or
gin stand you will do we'll to examine
J. X. Perkins stock. He is agent for the
Ninship gin and the Queen of the South
grst mill.
The l. C. Railroad will sell round trip
tickets to the Jackson Kirmess Sept. 5, {
and 7th, good to return until the 9th, for
one fare Mr.. Bee is anxious to serve a
big crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Sherman and little
Edith, returned last Sunday from Wauke-
shaw and New York, whittier they have
been spending several weeks. All seem
greatly benefited by their "trip.
The first new bale was brought in last
Thursday by Neil Brown, well-to-do far
mer of the Caseyville neighborhood anc
sold to Priebatsch for 8 IA cents. i
weighed $50 pounds.
Mr.. D. A. Dawson, one of the candi
dates for Representative in Lawrence
county, was in town Tuesday en- route t.
the State Farmers Alliance, at Jackson
and paid Tue LEADER a welcome
call.
There will be an Alliance picnic at Mt
Zion tomorrow, and an address delivered
by DR.. f. A. Rowan. This Editor return
thanks to Messrs. L. H. White and w. w
Fore for an appreciated invitation to b.
present.
The Union Hall protracte ed meeting
resulted in IA accessions to the church.
by baptism and by letter. Pastor Scar
borough was ably assisted by Revs r. ii
Purser, OF Wesson, and Jos. Buckets, o
Caseyville.
The Presbyterian Mites will give al
entertainment at Heuck's Hall tomorrow
night and repeat the "Virginia Mum
my" Refreshments will also be served b.
the ladies. Every body invited. Go
and have good time.
Our talented and worthy young towns
man, A. Lewenthal, Jr., made decided
ly complimentary run for Floater agains